AMD Ryzen 8700G / 8600G APU test: Compared with the 5000G series, single-core performance is improved by about 30%

According to news from this site on January 24, the Ryzen 8700G / 8600G APU just released by AMD has appeared on Geekbench. Test results show that the single-core performance of the Ryzen 8000G series is about 30% higher than that of the 5000G series.

##Single coreMulti coreAMD R7 77002845 (100%) 14692 (100%) AMD R7 8700G (V6.2) 2720 (96%) 14326 (98%) AMD R5 8600G (V6.0) 2474 (87%) 11453 (78% ) AMD R7 5700G1981 (70%) 8737 (59%) AMD R5 5600G1917 (67%) 7662 (52%) ##AMDRyzen 7 8700G APU has a base frequency of 4.2GHz and a 5.1GHz acceleration frequency, while Ryzen 5 8600G has two fewer Zen4 cores, but it has a higher base frequency of 4.3GHz.

Compared with R5 8600G, R7 8700G has about 10% higher single-core performance and about 25% higher multi-core performance.

This site noticed that these two APUs were tested based on the AMD B650 platform and are equipped with DDR5-6400 memory. However, according to AMD, this series of processors The "sweet spot" is about 6000 MT/s.

Compared with the Zen3-based Ryzen 5000G series APU, its single-core performance is improved by approximately 30-37%, and multi-core performance is improved by 49~64%.

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